Markets Question Fed's Inflation Credibility as Yields Jump
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Markets question the Fed's inflation credibility after hawkish comments, sending long-dated yields higher (the 30-year yield near its highest since 2007 and the 10-year up about 0.48 percentage point). Bank of America economists say rhetoric must translate into action, as investors price in tighter policy: a 25-basis-point hike in September followed by two more 25bp increases in 2026. Higher yields imply higher financing costs even as earnings momentum and AI investments support stock strength.
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